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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1918

Page

6

Transfer to Ordnance Corps for enlisted duty

Nearly 100 Canip Trais men selected for their commercial training are designated to transfer to the enlisted ordnance corps. They are ordered to report to the 13th ordnance depot company for temporary duty. The group includes fifteen exarpen ty four ehonists, eighteen machinists, five Chicksmiths, thirteen feather workers, ten draftsmen, ten review painters, ten clerks, and ten stationary firemen. The list shows the variety of professions followed before service.

Ordnance Corps T13th Ordnance Depot Company

New Order Bans Signal Corps Men From Camps

An official War Department notice bars enlisted men of the signal corps and related staff sections from the fourth officers training camps beginning May 15. Camps will operate at Camp Travis San Antonio Camp Bowie Fort Worth Camp Cody N M Camp El Paso Camp 1st Paso and 21 other divisions are listed with spots in the Philippines Panama and Hawaii. Two percent of eligible enlisted strength from each division and class may be selected, with additional admittees for reserve officers training corps graduates and certain advanced course members. Applications close May 1 with a three month and two week program running May 16 to September 1. The department aims to graduate about half the attendees.

Signal Corps Aviation Section Signal Section Department War Department Staff Corps Coast Artillery Medical Department Quartermaster Department Camp Travis San Antonio Camp Bowie Fort Worth Camp Cody N.M 1St Paso el Paso Tex National Guard National Army Philipping Department Panama Canal Department Hawaiian Department Southern Department A. & M. Feurock Military College Rice Institute Univity of Texas Oklaho A. & M Oklahoma New Mexico Military Institute New Dlexico A. & M University of Arizona Coast Artillery and Staff Corps Reserve Officers Training Corps Leon Springs Forts Oglethorpe Medical Corps Jacksonville Florida

Christian Science building planned at Camp Travis

A Christian Science recreational building akin to Knights of Columbus facilities may be erected at Camp Travis. Aithis Wallace of Toston heads the Christian Science Training Camp Activities and, with Lewis A. Gregory and other San Antonio members, met Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen Munday to discuss the plan. The project is considered likely.

Knights of Columbus Camp Travis Aithis Wallace Toston Wallace Lewis A. Gregory San Antonio Henry Tt. Allen Munday

Tailoring Services Offer Made-To-Measure Uniforms

Fraser Tailoring Co announces made to measure uniforms at 401 W Commerce St with in-store fitting and custom tailoring services. This advertisement emphasizes personalized uniforms for customers seeking precise fit and professional appearance.

the Fraser Tailoring CO W. Commerce St Adv

Special Train Bears 150 to Seaside Resort for Convalescent Soldiers

A San Antonio special train with about 150 to 160 convalescent soldiers, nurses, and Medical Corps staff departed for Corpus Christi to use the new United States General Hospital No. 15 hotel facility. Maj. R. M. Cook led the party, aided by Lt. George Jurkens, with hospital ambulances and comfortable wards designed to ease the journey and recovery. The Corpus Christi hospital, formerly a hotel, will retain its parlor and lobby to give soldiers a hotellike stay while under medical care.

San Antonio Corpus Christi Fort Sam Houston Uncle Sam Corpus Christi Hospital Tellow Maj R. M. Cook Juieut George Jurkens Army Corpus Corpus Hospital United Stat General Hospital No. 15 Corpus Beach Flotel

Sure Way To Get Rid Of Dandruff

A printed health ad proclaims a simple dandruff cure using four ounces of plain liquid arvon applied at night to the scalp. By morning most dandruff is gone and repeated applications dissolve remaining signs. It promises itching relief and shinier hair, selling arvon at drug stores as inexpensive and effective.

Army convalescent camp opens at Corpus Christi beach

The Corpus Christi Army Convalescent Camp debuts at the Corpus Beach Hotel complex with 150 rooms and bayfront grounds. Government leases include furnished and unfurnished houses for medical staff, nearby drill grounds, and a new beach camp to aid recuperating soldiers from the Southern Department.

Corpus Christi Tex Army Corpus Christi Ko Ly Gorgas Vred Ti Clark Corpus Beach Hotel Corpus Christi Bay Oman Hospital Slipworth Southern

Ninetieth Division Chaplains to Take Inaugural Training Course

The Ninetieth Division chaplains will attend a formal training course at Camp Travis starting Monday and running to May 15. Maj. C. C. Batemain of the 14th Cavalry will lead the instruction, with daily 3 to 4 pm sessions at the Young Men's Christian Association school. The program covers duties beyond spiritual guidance, including morale, legal counsel, librarianship, and unit history. Also noted is Isaac Sasson, a New York rug merchant, slated for service at Camp Upton after being detained in Brownsville on return from Mexico. He plans to go to New York to settle business before reporting for duty.

Maj C. C. Batemain 14Th Cavalry United Statees Army Southern Department Camp Travis Young Mews Christian Associiation Training School New York Isaac Sasson Mexico United States Camp Upton N. Y Sasson Brownsville Camp Ravis C. C. Smith

Obituary notices for multiple San Antonio residents

Obituary notices for Kilmer Peterson J Elmer Peterson age 29 who died at 119 South Laredo Avenue and will be sent to Jamestown for interment. William Aickenhorst age 31 who died at his mother's home and to be buried in Lutheran Cemetery after services by Rev A Wolff. J H Gallagher age 49 druggist from Carson Street died Kerrville. funeral at 5 pm from home and St Patrick Church. Miss Alverda G Tay age 61 died Crockett Street. burial via company escort. Mrs Theresa Harris death noted and burial plans to Los Angeles with brother M C Harris.

Ad. Kilmer Peterson J. Elmer Peterson South Laredo Avenue Sle Pvennsylvania San Antonio Beanor Mavie Edward Peterson Mebin Jamestown N. Y G. W. Mingy Undertaking Company William Aickenhorst Senrietta Aickenhorst South Gevers Street Wa. G. Sinclair James Ward W_. Tuffly Houston Tex Rev. A. Wolff St. John's Lutheran Church New Lutheran Cemetery HH. Gallagher J. HW. Gallagher Carson Street Kerrville Gallagher Army Post Drug Store Mankato Minn Minnesota 4Izik Undertaking Company St. Patrick's Church Alverda G. Tay Robert P Crockett Street Robert Py Mare Ray M. Hare Miss Ray Eugene H. Ray Frankfort, Ky Sam B. Ray Los Angeles Cal Theresa Harris

San Antonio Tax Notice Demands 1917 Dues Before May 31

San Antonio Texas notice to all persons firms and corporations owing city taxes. Fiscal year 1917 taxes due now with interest at six percent per annum and two percent monthly penalty for five months. Payment required before May 31 1918. Commissioner of Taxation Andres Coy signs.

San Antonio Tex Andres Coy Adv

Shelley Loring Undertaking Co Automotive Equipment Ad

Roselawn Cemetery San Antonio offers burial services with reasonable prices and flexible terms. The ad lists private ambulance motor equipment and contact details at 453 Soledad St and Cr. 24 for inquiries.

Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co Etlee Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Co Rivate Ambulance Soledad St Roselawn San Antonio Cass Ortlee State Bank Ady

Prohibition Moves Forward After District Attorney Meeting

Hospitals and manufacturing plants relying on beverage alcohol will be cut off until June 1 as statewide prohibition takes effect. The Friday meeting at the Manufacturers' Association offices in the Gunter Motel, with District Attorney D. A. McAskill present, clarified which institutions can still obtain denatured or other alcohol under existing rules. Several factories use alcohol in production and science, with drug firms still able to secure supplies if they meet requirements. A machine gun organization groundwork section for the Ninety fourth division at Camp Travis was staked out, north of the 1000 inch range and bound by Dashiel Road Saldoe Creek and a gravel pit, for use by all units.

Manufacturers’ Assocltion Gunter Motel D. A. McAskill F. A. Fitch Mie San Antonio Drug Company Brill Camp Travis Thoss Orgatizations

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